A Winter’s Night Reading List
It’s still winter. The nights are still long and dark. So that must mean it’s time for a winter-themed novel list with books to read while drinking hot chocolate in front of a roaring fire.
It’s still winter. The nights are still long and dark. So that must mean it’s time for a winter-themed novel list with books to read while drinking hot chocolate in front of a roaring fire.
Tonight begins the Feast Day for St. Brigid, one of the patron saints of Ireland. Her story is one of courage and determination because she defied the kings and laws of her day.
It’s time to raise a glass to toast Robert Burns, Scotland’s National Poet and the author of Auld Lang Syne. His birthday is tomorrow, and I’ve included the recipes for a traditional Burns Supper. Slainte!
Sweeter Than Fiction is a new bookstore in Charleston, SC that features romance novels and all things Taylor Swift. It’s pink, and charming, and oh so romantic.
Since we’re already well into the month of January, I thought I’d share some of my late New Year’s Day traditions that I never do on time.
I wish you all a very happy and prosperous 2025!
After a long, hard year, End of the Year Rituals give you permission to set aside time so you can reflect on the past, offer gratitude for the present, and dream about the future. I don’t know of a better way to end one year and begin a new one, and it’s always fun to when a First Footer shows up.
I want to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful holiday season!
Today begins the first of three Ember Days known as the Winter Embertide. It’s a time of waiting, reflecting, and giving thanks. It’s also a time of preparation for the joyous season ahead. And it comes with its own onion tart!
It’s time to update my unofficial list of my favorite made-for-TV Christmas movies that make us laugh, cry, and thank the season for all of these wonderful (even if cheesy) Happily Ever Afters.
Now that Advent is here, It’s time to choose my Advent book. And this year, I’m reading The True Saint Nicholas: Why He Matters to Christmas. So far, it’s great!
Although I love Christmas, and go all out in decorating, there used to be a time when few people decorated before Advent–those four dark weeks before Christmas.